In this article I talk about the (in my opinion) underexplored criterion of Images of Text and how it affects web accessibility

We look using the CSS visually-hidden utility class to make elements available to users of assistive technologies without impacting design.

We demystify HTML landmarks, discuss the nuances of different types, and show how to use them to help screen reader users navigate a site.

A discussion about the pros and cons of the two different main markup variants of a disclosure widget

While ARIA has many roles and attributes that can make a website more accessible, it's crucial to understand when and how to use them appropriately...

The debate between using semantic HTML and custom components often referred to as "div soup," is a hot topic...

Today, we're dissecting two Success Criteria that deal with target size: Target Size (Minimum) and Target Size (Enhanced). Buckle up; it's going to...

While they may seem similar, each serves a unique purpose and offers different levels of accessibility. Let's dive in to understand these better...

This comprehensive guide aims to shed light on the physical, cognitive, and technological issues associated with flashing, blinking, and automatic..